What does the input need to be for the output of this program to be “Try again!”? INPUT num IF num < 10 AND num > 30 THEN OUTPUT "Good!" ELSE OUTPUT "Try again!" (1 point) Responses a number greater than 30 a number greater than 30 a number less than 30 a number less than 30 any number any number a number less than 10 a number less than 10

Answer 1

To have the program output "Try again!", the input needs to be a number that does not satisfy the condition num < 10 AND num > 30.

The only time the output will be "Good!" is when num is both less than 10 and greater than 30, which is impossible. Therefore, the program will always output "Try again!" for all possible numbers.

Now evaluating the response options:

• a number greater than 30 (would output "Try again!")
• a number less than 30 (would output "Try again!")
• any number (would output "Try again!")
• a number less than 10 (would output "Try again!")

Since all of these options lead to the output "Try again!", the answer can be any of these options.

Thus, the response could be any of the following:

• a number greater than 30
• a number less than 30
• any number
• a number less than 10

In conclusion, the inputs can be: any number.